Jack Grubman, the former Salomon Brothers analyst who was banned from the securities industry for improper stock touting, has sold his Manhattan townhouse for $19.6 million, The New York Observer reported Tuesday, citing unnamed sources.

March 16, 2010, Tuesday

As she turned 40 last month, Sallie L. Krawcheck, Citigroup's chief financial officer, completed a $9.25 million purchase of a four-acre estate on Long Island, in the Hamptons village of Quogue. The property includes a four-bedroom house designed by...

December 19, 2004, Sunday

It's appropriate that the man running Citigroup these days, Charles Prince, is a lawyer. Despite the $2.65 billion settlement it reached with WorldCom investors on Monday, Citigroup still faces plenty of legal headaches for its prominent role in a...

The Securities and Exchange Commission is aiding investors in the WorldCom securities class action. In an unusual brief filed in support of the lead plaintiff in the case, commission lawyers argue that analysts like Jack B. Grubman do affect the...

A group of small investors filed for arbitration yesterday against Salomon Smith Barney and its former telecommunications analyst, Jack Grubman, over recommendations to invest in WorldCom. Robert Weiss, a lawyer with offices in New York and...